A Self Reclaimed: Martial Arts Senior Master David Herbert
Posted in Children and Family, Trauma, Relationships, Depression, Anxiety, Abuse, Body on Apr 13th, 2008 No Comments »
Sabumnim David Herbert, 6th degree black belt in Hapkido and 7th degree black belt in Ju Jitsu, talks at length about the serious social and emotional challenges he faced growing up in New York City. He explores the developmental impact of martial arts training and martial arts teachers.
Master Herbert is head of The World Martial Arts Center, a school with branches in Manhattan, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
Coming April 27th, Andrew Gottlieb, Ph.D., author and psychotherapist, talks about his new book, which is an exploration of friendships between gay men.
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